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1933 directed by Victor Schertzinger starring Conrad Nagel, Leila Hyams, Tommy Conlon, Claire Windsor, Stanley Fields. After an actress leaves her husband and son for greener pastures, the seedy broad gets what she deserves and meets an untimely death from fire. The husband and son carry on, meeting another dame who’s strong, talented and faithful, (just like it happens in real life). Described as a “poverty row epic,” this little film from Tiffany Studios covers a lot of ground and packs a lot of drama in its short duration. Also known as “The Constant Woman.” This copy has been sharpened a bit.
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Reviewer:
Alan A Oliveira
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April 15, 2024
Subject: cicus pt. at 1:03:09
Subject: cicus pt. at 1:03:09
Harkens back to a simpler time
Reviewer:
Gypsumm
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April 7, 2020
Subject: Liked it
Subject: Liked it
Quite a little gem. Great circus scenes, love the ‘30s ambience, acting was great. I read a review by someone who complained it had no circus scenes and the few in were at the end. I don’t know what movie they were watching, this had plenty of circus scenes, real good speakeasy scene, unman story played out well. Loved the filming as well. One of my favorites.
Reviewer:
qwerty1235
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August 21, 2017
Subject: Good flick
Subject: Good flick
A solid melodrama with entertaining stunts. I'm sure it must have been popular in its day.
